Sentence examples for accepted moreover from inspiring English sources

The court accepted, moreover, that Israel cannot build barriers on occupied land if their purpose is political or "motivated by the desire to annex territory".

I'm willing to accept that MMID may not pose any kind of real danger to the integrity of my psyche - willing to accept, moreover, that I just made it up on the spot - but the hearing-loss thing might well prove to be an issue.

It is an accepted principle, moreover, that no one treatment option works for all drug users [ 30].

(c) The complaint implies that definitions like (1) and/or (2) are generally accepted and are, moreover, so shallow that they are compatible with any deeper theory of truth.

In their study of low-income mothers, Jain et al 9 have shown that most mothers did not worry about their children's body weights if the children were active and socially accepted; the mothers, moreover, distrusted paediatric growth charts, and attributed childhood obesity to genetics, rather than to factors modifiable in the home environment.

Moreover, he accepted that the Americans would not sign up to anything which required "drastic cuts" in living standards.

Moreover, the accepted peer-reviewed journal publications, as well as the national/international conference presentations based on the students' projects, to date, demonstrate the added value of the mentoring and feedback that the students receive, encouraging students' confidence in conducting research, as well as in publishing and disseminating their findings.

The placement of a self-expanding feeding tube might have been more effective in preventing this complication; however, it was inapplicable in some patients owing to the extension or the location of the lesion, was not accepted by others and, moreover, might have interfered with the subsequent response evaluation.

Moreover, accepting reimbursements for the donation of fetal tissue for medical research is legal if the reimbursement covers the cost of processing and transferring the tissues.

Moreover, accept that your experience of the things on your Bucket List is unique; it cannot be replicated, nor can it be compared to someone else's and found wanting.

Moreover, the judgment accepted the contention that same-sex unions were not a fundamental issue of Anglican doctrine.